Romans teaches us that the only way of salvation is through Jesus, but does that also apply to the nation of Israel? God covenanted with them long before Jesus arrived, so how do we understand the Jewish rejection of Jesus as their Messiah. In this sermon from Romans 9, 10, and 11; David explains how God is working with all people now and how His plan for Israel is still intact and means blessing for everyone!

In the toughest of times, we can pray with confidence because our trust in the God who is tougher than the toughest circumstances. When suffering, the Holy Spirit helps us in our prayers and God promises that nothing can separate us from His love. Join us for this sermon on Romans 8, as David walks through the second half of the chapter and we discover our own journey from “no condemnation” to “never separated.”

God didn't just save us and leave us on our own. He sent the Holy Spirit to indwell us and to empower our new life. Many Christians struggle to understand what the Spirit is, how He works, and how they can unleash His power in their own lives. Join David for this sermon on Romans 8 in which he explores Paul's teaching (as well as a few other NT authors) about life in the Spirit

In the Old Testament, Moses' law ruled the land. So what happened in the New Testament? Did Jesus abolish the law? Was the law over-ruled? Do Christians need to obey the law? Join David for this sermon from Romans 7 as he (with a little help) looks to Paul for an answer to the question, “Once I'm saved, do I still need to follow the law?”